You may get various DLL or OCX errors, run-time errors, and all sorts of weird stuff when you run some of the programs (the ones written in nasty VB6 for anyone who wants the details). One way to fix most of the errors you get is to install library files and the VB6 runtime files.
*make sure to run these as administrator if possible*
64-bit users may also have to install to the SysWOW64 folder (some people I know had to, others haven't)
Some programs may also come with extra files like prjChameleon.ocx, gzip.dll, etc. To use these, you need to copy them to your system32 folder (64-bit may also need it in SysWOW64, see above). If you're still having problems with these files, you need to register them; open up a command prompt (AS ADMINISTRATOR!!) and run this for each file:
I've tried absolutely everything mentioned in this thread, and am unable to get the programs to work. (I am testing with MJAIN score sender) When I try to run the main program .exe I get:
Component 'prgChameleon.ocx' or one of it's dependencies is missing or invalid.
when trying to register through CMD:
The module
"C:\Users\Daniel\Desktop\Games\Cheat\MJAIN/zgate.dll"
was loaded but the entry point DllRegisterServer was
not found.
Make sure that
"C:\Users\Daniel\Desktop\Games\Cheat\MJAIN/zgate.dll"
is a valid Dll or OCX file and then try again.
Any suggestions?
EDIT: Nvm, I found out I needed to set the path to SysWOW64.
Iv Installed everything into system 32 and tried to reg. it and i get the error.. so i took everything and installed it into SysWOW64 folder and tried to reg. it in cmd window and im still getting the error " the module "prjChameleon.ocx" May not be compatible with the version of windows that youre running. check if the module is compatible with an x86 (32bit) or x64 (64 bit) version of regsvr32.exe " Please assist lol
Edit: So I deleted all files. re-installed all files and ran the Igloo Ab as admin and all worked fine.. If i dont run igloo as Admin it doesnt work.. is that normal?
Last edited by BlackSheep; 02-09-2012 at 09:12 AM.
